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The first car calendar without cars
Brilliant! Car calendar for Audi, without cars.
Hat Tip @DonFrodo
Some minor issues
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Gimmicky idea though. Should have used better video/animation to really bring the scene alive than just show the cars. In fact, each page could have been a commercial in itself.
No no no no… a car calender should be kept simple & stupid – just like the ones you still see in garages…;)